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Good news for Indian employees: Salary to be hiked by 30%, says report; details here

Good news for Indian employees: The Indian workforce may anticipate good news regarding their income this year, as a recent financial report predicted that Indian workers are set to experience a salary raise in 2023 that might range from 15 to 30%. According to a financial report by the company Korn Ferry, which was cited […]

Edited By : Divya Richa | Updated: Jan 18, 2023 11:44 IST
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Good news for Indian employees: The Indian workforce may anticipate good news regarding their income this year, as a recent financial report predicted that Indian workers are set to experience a salary raise in 2023 that might range from 15 to 30%.

According to a financial report by the company Korn Ferry, which was cited by the news agency Bloomberg, Indian workers could experience a salary boost of between 15 and 30 percent in 2023, which is anticipated to be the greatest such gain in compensation among all Asian nations. (Good news for Indian employees)

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According to a poll by the financial firm Korn Ferry, Indian workers may expect a significant pay increase, with the top performers earning up to 15%–30% more than their current rates. According to the analysis, this might result in a big salary increase for the entire workforce.

According to the firm’s analysis, the average wage increase in India is predicted to increase by 9.8 percent this year. According to the report, growth in the high-tech, life sciences, and healthcare sectors has increased by more than 10%.

India has one of the world’s fastest expanding economies, which may prove to be a significant step for its workers toward competitive compensation when compared to other Western nations.

Every year, millions of people join the workforce in India, where unemployment and illiteracy are big problems. The salary increase for both top performers and the average workforce is anticipated to boost the Indian economy.

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The 9.8% increase for India is in comparison to 3.5% in Australia, 5.5% in China, 3.6% in Hong Kong, 7% in Indonesia, 4.5% in Korea, 5% in Malaysia, 3.8% in New Zealand, 5.5% in the Philippines, 4% in Singapore, 5% in Thailand, and 8% in Vietnam, according to the report’s results.

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First published on: Jan 18, 2023 11:31 AM IST
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